iPorn to Host Sexy After Party for Apple iPhone Developer Conference

SAN FRANCISCO — iPorn announced today that it will host the Un-Official After Party for the Apple iPhone World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) taking place June 8th - 10th at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. A representative from the company said, "Since iPorn is one of the fastest-growing iPhone user communities on the web short of iTunes itself, we thought sponsoring a party would be a really nice way of showing our appreciation to Apple and to all the iPhone developers who have contributed to the iPhone’s tremendous success. We’ll be heading up to San Francisco with a gang of smoking-hot, sexy iPorn Girls to host the after party for Apple and all the top iPhone developers who flew in from around the world — and to announce the release of the new iPorn mobile site, offering near-perfect resolution playback to the iPhone and iPod over a 2G, 3G, or WiFi network."

Super-sexy iPorn Girl Nikki B. said, "I’m so excited to go! I love geeky guys … I think they’re hot, I always have — ever since high school. All the girls can’t wait to go party in San Fran!" This exclusive party, taking place on Monday June 8 from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. (opening day of the Apple conference) is open to WWDC attendees, investors, and media only. The party will be held at San Francisco’s famed gentlemen’s club — the Gold Club located at 650 Howard Street — 1 block east of Moscone Center West.

iPorn is a venture-backed company organized by leading adult industry investment company AdultVest.com - Institutional Investor Magazine’s "2008 Hedge Fund Launch of the Year."

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iPorn to Host Sexy After Party for Apple iPhone Developer Conference

SAN FRANCISCO — iPorn announced today that it will host the Un-Official After Party for the Apple iPhone World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) taking place June 8th - 10th at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. A representative from the company said, "Since iPorn is one of the fastest-growing iPhone user communities on the web short of iTunes itself, we thought sponsoring a party would be a really nice way of showing our appreciation to Apple and to all the iPhone developers who have contributed to the iPhone’s tremendous success. We’ll be heading up to San Francisco with a gang of smoking-hot, sexy iPorn Girls to host the after party for Apple and all the top iPhone developers who flew in from around the world — and to announce the release of the new iPorn mobile site, offering near-perfect resolution playback to the iPhone and iPod over a 2G, 3G, or WiFi network."

Super-sexy iPorn Girl Nikki B. said, "I’m so excited to go! I love geeky guys … I think they’re hot, I always have — ever since high school. All the girls can’t wait to go party in San Fran!" This exclusive party, taking place on Monday June 8 from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. (opening day of the Apple conference) is open to WWDC attendees, investors, and media only. The party will be held at San Francisco’s famed gentlemen’s club — the Gold Club located at 650 Howard Street — 1 block east of Moscone Center West.

iPorn is a venture-backed company organized by leading adult industry investment company AdultVest.com - Institutional Investor Magazine’s "2008 Hedge Fund Launch of the Year."

[via TechBurgh]

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iPhone developers claim Apple not paying up

May isn't shaping up as one of the best months for iPhone developers. A number of complaints have surfaced over the last week, from the usual App Store rejections (as in the SlingPlayer case), to developers claiming that Apple isn't paying them.

According to a TechCrunch report, a vocal group of developers is considering suing Apple for breach of contract after claiming to have not received payment for downloads of their applications.

You can see examples of complaints on developer forums at iphonedevsdk.com, where the posts indicate that some developers have not been paid for App Store sales from as far back as Fall 2008. In one instance, there are examples of e-mail between a developer and Apple. The developer's attempts to repeatedly contact Apple's finance department to complain resulted in a response from Apple claiming that the complaints "border on harassment."

It remains to be seen whether lawsuits will be filed by developers against Apple. But given Apple's outstanding revenue performance in a bad economy for the last quarter, the hugely successful iTunes App Store, and Apple's estimated $29 billion in cash reserves, we wouldn't be surprised if some developers find it hard to believe that Apple shouldn't pay them. Do you agree? Tell us what you think in the comments.

[via CNET]

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iPhone developers claim Apple not paying up

May isn't shaping up as one of the best months for iPhone developers. A number of complaints have surfaced over the last week, from the usual App Store rejections (as in the SlingPlayer case), to developers claiming that Apple isn't paying them.

According to a TechCrunch report, a vocal group of developers is considering suing Apple for breach of contract after claiming to have not received payment for downloads of their applications.

You can see examples of complaints on developer forums at iphonedevsdk.com, where the posts indicate that some developers have not been paid for App Store sales from as far back as Fall 2008. In one instance, there are examples of e-mail between a developer and Apple. The developer's attempts to repeatedly contact Apple's finance department to complain resulted in a response from Apple claiming that the complaints "border on harassment."

It remains to be seen whether lawsuits will be filed by developers against Apple. But given Apple's outstanding revenue performance in a bad economy for the last quarter, the hugely successful iTunes App Store, and Apple's estimated $29 billion in cash reserves, we wouldn't be surprised if some developers find it hard to believe that Apple shouldn't pay them. Do you agree? Tell us what you think in the comments.

[via CNET]

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Free iPhone toolbar icons for developers

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Free iPhone toolbar icons for developers

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How to Make a Free iPhone App: Part Two

Building a great app: that’s the objective, see?

In the first part of this series, we covered the "nuts and bolts" for assembling a workable iPhone app development platform. Now that our desktop is cluttered with a mess of cables, it's time to roll up our sleeves and start cobbling some code together.

First things first, however. There are two things you must accomplish before you can start developing that next great American App. One is free, but for the other one you're going to have to pony up some cash.

1. Become a Registered iPhone Developer. This one's free. Yup, go do it now; then you'll be able to download the free iPhone SDK (software development kit; at this time the latest version is 2.2.1). Please note, as mentioned in the first part of this series, you must also have an Intel-based Mac and Mac OS X 10.5.5 for using this iPhone SDK. Furthermore, you will have to make a choice between being either a single-entity developer (e.g., Dave Prochnow) or a corporate developer (e.g., Microsoft Corporation). If you elect to pursue the corporate route, you will be asked to furnish documentation of incorporation (e.g., a Federal TIN, partnership, LLC, or S corporation documentation).

2. Subscribe to the iPhone Developer Program. This subscription will cost you either $99 (plus sales tax!) for the Standard Program, or $299 for the Enterprise Program. Most folks will easily fit into the Standard Program $99 subscription. After you've made your choice, you'll be whisked to the Apple Store, where a credit card transaction will have you quickly subscribed to the iPhone Developer Program for one year.

Read the whole article @ PopSci

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How to Make a Free iPhone App: Part Two

Building a great app: that’s the objective, see?

In the first part of this series, we covered the "nuts and bolts" for assembling a workable iPhone app development platform. Now that our desktop is cluttered with a mess of cables, it's time to roll up our sleeves and start cobbling some code together.

First things first, however. There are two things you must accomplish before you can start developing that next great American App. One is free, but for the other one you're going to have to pony up some cash.

1. Become a Registered iPhone Developer. This one's free. Yup, go do it now; then you'll be able to download the free iPhone SDK (software development kit; at this time the latest version is 2.2.1). Please note, as mentioned in the first part of this series, you must also have an Intel-based Mac and Mac OS X 10.5.5 for using this iPhone SDK. Furthermore, you will have to make a choice between being either a single-entity developer (e.g., Dave Prochnow) or a corporate developer (e.g., Microsoft Corporation). If you elect to pursue the corporate route, you will be asked to furnish documentation of incorporation (e.g., a Federal TIN, partnership, LLC, or S corporation documentation).

2. Subscribe to the iPhone Developer Program. This subscription will cost you either $99 (plus sales tax!) for the Standard Program, or $299 for the Enterprise Program. Most folks will easily fit into the Standard Program $99 subscription. After you've made your choice, you'll be whisked to the Apple Store, where a credit card transaction will have you quickly subscribed to the iPhone Developer Program for one year.

Read the whole article @ PopSci

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How to Make a Free iPhone App: Part One

Gain fame and fortune: become an iPhone app mogul

Love it or hate it, it's tough to argue about the success of the Apple App Store. While this venture might be a successful cash cow business model for Apple, how does business fare for the app developer? Pretty good, it turns out.

One of the poster children for successful app development is Joel Comm. Or, as he is better known, the developer of iFart. The sales claims for this little app blew away the competition, with sales of 113,885 downloads during a two-week period in December 2008.

Those are some pretty sobering statistics to digest while standing in the unemployment line. So what's a poor (read: really poor) developer to do? Why, make your own app, right? Not so fast, bucko.

Making an Apple iPhone/iPod Touch app is not a venture that should be undertaken lightly. There are two significant investments that you must be willing to make:

1. Financial investment: you will need an Intel-based Mac computer with Mac OS X 10.5.5 Leopard for developing your app, as well as a couple of test devices (preferably both an iPhone and an iPod Touch). Plus, you must be a registered member of the Apple iPhone Developer Program, which costs $99 for the basic edition.
2. Time investment: even the simplest iPhone app will take a considerable amount of time to develop. Yes, you could blow a simple app out your posterior in about two weeks' time, but a true sales contender could take a couple of months for development, testing, and distribution.

Granted, there are a couple of corners that you could cut for reducing development costs. You could be a rogue developer and rely solely on the iPhone SDK iPhone Simulator for your app testing. You could harvest the extensive library of Apple sample apps for your code. You could just "blow on your arm" for your app content. Even after all of these cost-saving efforts, however, you are still going to need an Intel-based Mac and a subscription to the Apple iPhone Developer Program.

Read the whole article @ PopSci

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How to Make a Free iPhone App: Part One

Gain fame and fortune: become an iPhone app mogul

Love it or hate it, it's tough to argue about the success of the Apple App Store. While this venture might be a successful cash cow business model for Apple, how does business fare for the app developer? Pretty good, it turns out.

One of the poster children for successful app development is Joel Comm. Or, as he is better known, the developer of iFart. The sales claims for this little app blew away the competition, with sales of 113,885 downloads during a two-week period in December 2008.

Those are some pretty sobering statistics to digest while standing in the unemployment line. So what's a poor (read: really poor) developer to do? Why, make your own app, right? Not so fast, bucko.

Making an Apple iPhone/iPod Touch app is not a venture that should be undertaken lightly. There are two significant investments that you must be willing to make:

1. Financial investment: you will need an Intel-based Mac computer with Mac OS X 10.5.5 Leopard for developing your app, as well as a couple of test devices (preferably both an iPhone and an iPod Touch). Plus, you must be a registered member of the Apple iPhone Developer Program, which costs $99 for the basic edition.
2. Time investment: even the simplest iPhone app will take a considerable amount of time to develop. Yes, you could blow a simple app out your posterior in about two weeks' time, but a true sales contender could take a couple of months for development, testing, and distribution.

Granted, there are a couple of corners that you could cut for reducing development costs. You could be a rogue developer and rely solely on the iPhone SDK iPhone Simulator for your app testing. You could harvest the extensive library of Apple sample apps for your code. You could just "blow on your arm" for your app content. Even after all of these cost-saving efforts, however, you are still going to need an Intel-based Mac and a subscription to the Apple iPhone Developer Program.

Read the whole article @ PopSci

Get a Free iPhone! Yes, that is correct! Stay away from the hassles of earning enough to pay for it for you can get it the simple way .... straight to your doorstep! Free! Interested? Then find out how to get a Free iPhone!